abatilo

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by abatilo 5y ago
There's at least some precedent for conditional execution in standard libraries. At least, in Python, the default sort is https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timsort
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by abatilo 5y ago
Not having any turn over in 6 years in our field is kind of amazing. Do you think you're doing something different than the standard set of practices? How have you retained people for so long?
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Show HN: Colorado Excluded – Find companies that are avoiding hiring in Colorado
7 points by abatilo 5y ago|3 comments
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by abatilo 5y ago
Couldn't you just use something like Heroku then?
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by abatilo 5y ago
Then a company should raise their upper bound to lower the risk of that happening.
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by abatilo 6y ago
Wasn't the ability to add a //go:generate comment enough to make it easy to re-generate anything that you needed?
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by abatilo 6y ago
These visualization tools are so creative, IMO. I had interviewed with https://www.streamlit.io/ and it seems that these kinds of tools can really make your data science teams super productive. It becomes so much easier for
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Show HN: EC2Throughput – What does “Up to N” mean for EC2 network performance?(ec2throughput.info)
5 points by abatilo 6y ago|0 comments
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by abatilo 6y ago
Does anyone know how this affects TailwindUI? The paid parts of Tailwind?
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by abatilo 6y ago
The structural type system is something I really wish other languages started using.
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by abatilo 6y ago
I loved reading through this even as someone with a chunk of years in the industry. It puts pen to paper on a lot of topics that we usually deem "obvious". You can read it for free online here: https://github.com/b
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by abatilo 6y ago
Is there a way for you to authenticate WITHOUT using a PAT? It appears that this only works if you create a PAT and use your user as the login. I would have hoped that the GitHub Action token could login given that the permissions for a GHA
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by abatilo 6y ago
I wouldn't call it just DevOps. It's computers. We can all do what we do, we can write our `print "Hello World"` because we leverage millions upon millions of lines of code that other people have written to abstract away
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by abatilo 6y ago
There are a lot of projects these days that aim to use Kubernetes as a docker-compose environment. I personally use http://skaffold.dev/ with either a local Kubernetes cluster built with https://github.com/r
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by abatilo 6y ago
I think one of the most impacting decisions you can make here is what kind of environment setup you want. Do you want to only have a production environment? Dev and production? Dev, stage, production? Depending on your answer there will cha
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by abatilo 7y ago
We've fixed at least two different bugs that have caused this problem since posting to HN. Please let us know if you're still seeing it. It's been a hard one to reproduce!
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by abatilo 7y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2019/08/08/github-actions-is-now-a-ci... They went GA last November! There's still changes happening for sure, just much slower after going GA.
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by abatilo 7y ago
You might find some success with one of these projects: * https://github.com/nektos/act * https://github.com/phishy/wflow
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by abatilo 7y ago
Hey @bswinnerton, that's exactly what we're doing. At this point, we're just basically managing your access token for you via a GitHub App instead of a personal Access Token
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by abatilo 7y ago
Thank you!
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by abatilo 7y ago
That's a really cool idea that I never thought of. One of my concerns would be that now you need every developer on your team to install this to their browser, but if you're working alone, this could absolutely be an easy solution
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by abatilo 7y ago
We've thought about this feature actually. What we haven't quite figured out is how to deal with the authentication of making sure that someone SHOULD be able to run the action. That being said, on the website, we do give you a ma
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Show HN: ActionsPanel – Manually Trigger Your GitHub Actions
57 points by abatilo 7y ago|23 comments
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by abatilo 7y ago
Shameless plug on top of your plug. I'm one of the people building: https://www.actionspanel.app/ A GitHub App that lets you trigger your Actions without needing to run cURL
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by abatilo 7y ago
I tend to agree with most of what you're saying, but one thing that leaves me conflicted is that with a document model, don't you lose the personalization of the content? One of the reasons Netflix or YouTube is so slow is because
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by abatilo 7y ago
My buddy and I did an alpha launch for our very first product yesterday. Even just showing our close friends revealed all sorts of bugs and obvious UX problems. We're working through all of those now, but it's really exciting to h
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by abatilo 7y ago
All Lambda does is spin up a bunch of containers to handle that. Why is that any different than traditional options? You would just horizontally auto scale in the exact same way. You don't HAVE to pre-provision anything. Plus, receivin
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by abatilo 7y ago
Website is broken. I clicked register without putting anything into the fields, and I got a registered account with no user name and password. Now if you click login without anything put in, you get logged in to my account, and if I comment
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Ask HN: How do you document architecture and design proposals?
3 points by abatilo 7y ago|1 comments
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by abatilo 7y ago
Shameless plug: When 3.7 was first released, I created a library to use dataclasses and add some light type validation to them. The library grew and now also supports some basic serialization mapping. I'd love some feedback/issues

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